Beauty journalists and industry trend forecasters have for years been predicting the death of face powder, declaring it outmoded and ageing, and raving about more sheer, luminous and hi-tech gels, balms and silicones.
Cornerhouse, Sat to 15 Mar RC Catalan photo artist Joan Fontcuberta's exhibition Stranger Than Fiction plays with a presumption that one might think outmoded in our age of digitally manipulated realities – that the camera never lies.
Basically, what the new free speech zealot argues is the ban is outmoded in the age of cable, TV and the web.
The Illusionist, which tonight opens the Edinburgh film festival, amounts to a quiet act of defiance with its hand-drawn tale of an ageing, outmoded music-hall entertainer.
The Yankees now lead the major leagues by drawing nearly 3.5 million fans a year at their aging, outmoded home, with ticket prices ranging from $8 to $95.
W. Ralph Basham, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, the agency that manages the borders, said longer waits had resulted from added security measures at border stations that in many cases were aging, outmoded and facing surging traffic.
The rubber chicken circuit feels risibly outmoded in this foodie age, and who wouldn't view the chance to sit at chef Cameron's table as cause to buy a Euromillions lottery rollover ticket?
In arguing that the preclearance section of the V.R.A. was outmoded and based upon aged presumptions about Southern states, the court had to bypass not only history but contemporary reality.
Various ITV chief executives have argued unsuccessfully since then that in the digital age CRR is outmoded and unnecessary.
Writing for DealBook last month about the Netflix case, Steven M. Davidoff criticized the securities laws for being somewhat outmoded in the social media age, and argued that executives' posting on Facebook and Twitter was a good thing.
